Names That Mean Ice

Top Names That Mean Ice, With Their Meanings

1. Tushar Hindi

   Tushar is a Sanskrit name meaning "frost" or "dew," derived from the Sanskrit root word referring to moisture or coolness.

2. Iselin Norwegian

   Iselin is a Scandinavian feminine name derived from the Old Norse name Ísalín, which combines elements meaning "ice" (ís) and "line" or "lineage" (lín), though some sources suggest it may derive from…

3. Isolde German

   Isolde derives from Old High German *Îsold, likely composed of elements meaning "ice" (îs) and "rule" or "dominion" (waltan), thus signifying "ice ruler" or one who rules with severity.

4. Krystal English

   Krystal is a modern English spelling variant of Crystal, derived from the Latin "crystallus" and Greek "krystallos," meaning clear ice or transparent quartz.

5. Crystal English

   The name Crystal derives from the Greek word "krystallos," meaning clear ice or transparent quartz, and entered English via Old French and Latin to denote clarity and purity.

6. Chrystal English

   The name 'Chrystal' is a variant of 'Crystal,' meaning "ice" or "clear, brilliant glass," derived from the Greek word *krystallos* (κρύσταλλος), which originally referred to ice and later to rock crystal.

7. Krystle English (Modern)

   Krystle is a modern English spelling variant of Crystal, derived from the Greek word "krystallos" meaning "ice" or "clear," which later came to refer to the mineral quartz.

8. Kristal English

   The given name 'Kristal' is derived from the Greek word 'krustallos' (κρύσταλλος), meaning 'ice' or 'crystal', and is often associated with qualities of clarity and purity.

9. Islay Scottish

   The given name 'Islay' is derived from the Scottish Gaelic name for the island of Islay, meaning "island of the Isla people" or possibly "swirling island" from Old Norse *ísl* (ice) or…

10. Iseult Arthurian Cycle

    The name 'Iseult' likely means "fair lady" or "beautiful one," derived from the Old High German elements *īs* ("ice") and *hild* ("battle") or possibly from a Brythonic root meaning "she who is…

11. Corah Hebrew

    The name 'Corah' is a variant of 'Korah,' derived from the Hebrew root *qōraḥ* meaning "baldness" or "ice," and is often interpreted as "bald" or "icy." It is primarily used in Jewish…

12. Isaline Germanic

    Isaline is a French feminine given name derived from the Germanic element *is* meaning "ice" or "iron," combined with a diminutive suffix, thus carrying the meaning "little ice" or "little iron." It…

13. Torra Scandinavian or Hebrew

    The given name 'Torra' likely derives from the Old Norse word *þorri* (meaning "frost" or "frozen snow") or is a variant of the Hebrew *Torah* (meaning "instruction" or "law"), though its exact…

14. Icelynn English

    The name 'Icelynn' is a modern invented name, likely a combination of "Ice" (from Old English *īs*, meaning frozen water) and the suffix "-lynn" (from Welsh *llyn* meaning "lake" or a variant…

15. Isbergue Frankish

    Isbergue is a French place name derived from Old Frankish elements, likely combining "is" (ice) or a personal name with "burg" (fortified town or settlement), meaning "fortress" or "fortified place." The name…

16. Yseult Germanic

    Yseult means "fair" or "white" and derives from the Germanic element *īsil or Old High German *īsa, related to the Proto-Indo-European root for ice/brightness.

17. Rime Old Norse

    Rime derives from Old Norse "hrím," meaning frost or rime (frozen dew), and is used as a given name primarily in Scandinavian countries.

18. Clarysse Latin

    Clarysse is a variant spelling of Clarice, derived from the Latin "Clarus," meaning "bright" or "clear," combined with the feminine suffix "-isse" or "-ice." The name has been used primarily in Dutch…

19. Kor Hebrew

    The name Kor derives from Hebrew roots and means "cold" or "frost," related to the Hebrew word "קור" (kor), though it may also function as a shortened form of names like Kornelius…

20. Cristel Greek

    The name 'Cristel' is a variant of 'Crystal' or 'Christel,' meaning "follower of Christ" or "ice-like" (from Greek *krystallos*), with its linguistic root in the Greek *Christos* ("anointed one") or *krystallos* ("clear…